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Brooklyn Beckham joins dad David as the former football ace adds yet another tattoo to his extensive collection

Published: 12:09 EST, 3 April 2016 | Updated: 12:37 EST, 3 April 2016

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His latest tattoo is a take on Pierre Auguste Cot's 1880 painting The Storm.

And David Beckham, 40, was joined by his 17-year-old son Brooklyn when he got the intricate artwork tattooed on his right ankle on Wednesday.

The former football ace had the inking done at the renowned Shamrock Tattoo studio in Hollywood, spending five hours in the artist's chair.

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LA ink: David Beckham, 40, was joined by his 17-year-old son Brooklyn when he got the intricate artwork tattooed on his right ankle on Wednesday

Under the needle: David's heavily tattooed arms were visible, showcasing some of his 40 pieces of body art

The handsome father-of-four looked relaxed ahead of the session as he strolled to the studio in a plain black t-shirt and jeans as well as a black woolly hat.

David's heavily tattooed arms were visible, showcasing some of his 40 pieces of body art.

Brooklyn walked by his side in a quirky patterned shirt and beige chinos turned up at the ankles with bright blue socks and a pair of Vans.

Tat's nice: The former football ace had the inking done at the renowned Shamrock Tattoo studio in Hollywood, spending five hours in the artist's chair

Father and son: Brooklyn walked by David's side in a quirky patterned shirt and beige chinos turned up at the ankles with bright blue socks and a pair of Vans

Side by side: The handsome father-of-four looked relaxed ahead of the session as he strolled to the studio in a plain black t-shirt and jeans as well as a black woolly hat

Another one for the collection: David's passion for tattoos dates back to 1999

Only the best: World famous tattooist Mark Mahoney, who tattooed David, is considered the "founding father" of black and grey art with a single needle

Work of art: His latest tattoo is a take on Pierre Auguste Cot's 1880 painting The Storm

As he entered the parlour, with its neon shamrock adorning the window, he was greeted with a warm embrace.

After several hours, David's wife Victoria, 41, arrived to collect Brooklyn leaving the former England captain to see out the remainder of the session.

Following the lengthy sitting, David wrote on Instagram: 'Great new piece from Mark Mahoney at shamrock.... Always nice to sit and listen to marks conversation for 5 hours whilst watching him work... True artist @shamrocksocialclub'

Take a peak: David glimpsed through the window just before entering the building

Familiar face: As he entered the parlour, with its neon shamrock adorning the window, he was greeted with a warm embrace

Hugs all round: The star was grateful for the work he had done

Relaxed: David looked at home in the studio, standing comfortably as he waited to sit in the chair

Catching a ride: After several hours, David's wife Victoria, 41, arrived to collect Brooklyn leaving the former England captain to see out the remainder of the session

Come again: David looked sprightly

World famous tattooist Mark is considered the "founding father" of black and grey art with a single needle.

David first went under the needle in 1999 after the birth of his oldest son, Brooklyn.

He is thought to have caught the bug from Spice Girl Mel B’s then husband, Jimmy Gulzar, and ended up getting his son’s name in a classic Gothic script to commemorate Brooklyn’s arrival into the world.

Speaking about how he chooses his designs, the iconic star has explained: ‘They’re about the important people in my life, who I want to have with me always.'